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https://twitter.com/CNBCFuturesNow/status/1063134313657589761
#Bitcoin collapsed below $6k this week, and @jimiuorio says the worst isn't over yet.
Now we check
#Bitcoin collapsed below $6k this week, and @jimiuorio says the worst isn't over yet.
Now we check
This prediction worked this time.
Predicting that a further fall would come after bitcoin broke a 1 year old support level isn't exactly rocket science. It's also only a 50/50 statement. Someone could flip a coin 20 times in a row and it come it heads every time, it's rare but it happens. Not that these predictions are a coinflip, for the most part they've been fairly predictable.
In this topic, we discuss very interesting video
CNBC Bitcoin Indicator has a 95% Accuracy in 2018 And It's Predicting a Massive Rally
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SccUHwr8dE
This proves once again that the market is completely manipulated.
CNBC Bitcoin Indicator has a 95% Accuracy in 2018 And It's Predicting a Massive Rally
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SccUHwr8dE
This proves once again that the market is completely manipulated.
There are no possible accurate indicator that could help us see the future for charts. We can only use them as guide to our trades.
https://twitter.com/CNBCFuturesNow/status/1063134313657589761
#Bitcoin collapsed below $6k this week, and @jimiuorio says the worst isn't over yet.
Now we check
#Bitcoin collapsed below $6k this week, and @jimiuorio says the worst isn't over yet.
Now we check
This prediction worked this time.
Obviously, we have seen the reasons for the collapse (The Bitcoin Cash war). But the thing is, they added fuel to the fire that's why the price continue to plummet in the $3000 price range. I don't follow their tweets because just like the author of the video says, they sounds like amateurish so I don't think that they can accurately predict the market. Its still the overall sentiments of investors that will drive the price to either direction.
Well, recently it seems like CNBC's indicator has predicted the exact opposite of the market movement, the last 3 times CNBC have been bullish on BTC's price we have seen a decline pretty much right after. Very suspicious, or perhaps CNBC has just lost its touch.
Thank you very much for pointing out this, I have known CNBC's analysis to be FUD motivated, it is not a norm to always give a unilateral direction of movement in analysis without an option of 'if not', they truly lost touch of this one 
Well, recently it seems like CNBC's indicator has predicted the exact opposite of the market movement, the last 3 times CNBC have been bullish on BTC's price we have seen a decline pretty much right after. Very suspicious, or perhaps CNBC has just lost its touch.
Does it really use the tweets posted by CNBC Fast Money for its predictions? Because I am puzzled so, not only by the source used but the combo of the source + the accuracy. Who could manipulate the market by using the mainstream media
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